Winning God's Grace

[Guest guest]

"It is the Bhakta's point of view that bhakti is

the only way to win GOD's (or in this case Krishna's)

grace. They love it to make someone else responsible for

their fate or destiny and worship gods and goddesses to

overcome their - oh, so terrible -

sins."<br><br><br>awwwwwwwwwwww...Now who went and told you that??? The bhakta's

position is one that God never STOPPED loving us.

Remember, God is eternal trancendal LOVE and nothing else.

<br><br>Here is an interesting analogy. I call it the General

Mom and Dad Hypothesis <br><br>1. You are not your

parents. You have free will are separate from them and

their free will.<br><br>2. Your parents love you (at

least most do) and wish nothing but success for

you.<br><br>3. As you grow older and exert your free will, your

parents can only watch with interest. Since you are an

adult they have no moral right to

interfere.<br><br>4.We want our parents love to be unconditional while

we express conditional love to them. However, in

times of crisis, they are the first people we run to

for support.<br><br>5.Whether we become president of

our country or a lifer prisoner in jail, they still

consider us their children and love us. How do i know

this? i use to visit American prisoners in Berlin for a

living and deliver their mail from the

consolate.<br><br>We are not God, only a parcel of God. Like a drop of

water compared to the ocean. While God is sat chit

ananda vigraha, we are only sat chit ananda. The very

fact that we forget our nature says we are not God.

Can a god forget? Our knowledge is limited by our

capability. Is God's? We do the conditional love thing. Thank

God that God does not.<br><br>Do not worry about your

English. If i was your teacher, you'd get a 1!!!!! Alles

paletti!<br><br>om tat sat<br>>:*)

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Peggyhand,<br>for giving me such a good mark :-)<br><br>Thanks

again,<br><br>Lucideye

[Guest guest]

<< We are not God, only a parcel of God.

Like a drop of water compared to the

ocean.>><br><br>Is a drop of ocean water not the ocean? <br>What if

you put one drop of water in the ocean and come back

several days later. Where is the drop or better, WHAT is

the drop then?<br>Think about that.<br><br>Lucideye